BRANSON, Mo.- Firefighters warn about the dangers of cooking fires after responding to a fire in an apartment complex Monday night.
According to Branson Fire Chief Ted Martin, an unattended pan of oil caught fire at Oak Park Apartments in Branson. The occupants tried to extinguish the fire with water causing the flames to grow, however, they were able to extinguish it before firefighters arrived.
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Both occupants refused medical attention at the scene.
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